Shuttle delay/Science satellite

From: Jonathan T Wojack (tlj18@juno.com)
Date: Fri Mar 22 2002 - 16:24:54 EST

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    On the Progress that was undocked on Tueday from the ISS, a science
    satellite was deployed.  From SpaceFlightNow:
    
    "Called "Kolibry-2000", the 20.5 kg micro-satellite has solar arrays that
    can generate up to 60 W of electric power. The radio equipment of the
    satellite operates at 145/435 MHz frequencies. 
    
    "Russian space officials say the craft carries a particle and
    electromagnetic field analyzer and magnetometer to observe the space over
    Europe and Australia. The processes in Earth's radiation belts and
    magnetosphere during solar flares will also be studied." 
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    Anybody know where I can get more information about this satellite?
    
    
    Also, the Expedition Five astronauts were to launch on May 6 on Space
    Shuttle Endeavour.  Now it is scheduled for May 31.  This is so a
    wristjoint for Canadarm 2 can be carried on the Shuttle, and so that the
    Shuttle does not participate in the aforementioned blackout period of May
    26-29.
    
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